Tuomas Merikoski focused on headgear this season, adding his contribution to a current industry obsession. This included: beret-topped hoodies, patterned silk scarves tied neatly under the chin, knit cagoules, detachable rain gear and a hooded dress — topped with a matching beret, perched to the side, military style. “So we’ve got a lot of pieces with integrated hats. I really like that inner beauty — the face is it, you don’t need to have a great body — you really see people through their face,” he remarked before the show. It was more than just a lot of hats, and the focus added elegance — even if the headscarves were worn with slightly less flourish than Jackie-O had — to a collection that celebrated diversity. Trousers were cut handsomely, high-waisted, with the occasional extra fold in front — a signature Aalto flare. Chunky chain-linked jewelry, layered on top of sleeves and over turtlenecks, was another dressy touch. Bulky knits were cut in a sleek manner, with long sweaters and a short miniskirt that had arms serving as a belt, wrapped around the waist. The logo this season was Finlaand — of Aalto — as indicated by the words scrawled below the prominent stamp in
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